Juliet Juliet Stewart for women

Today I finally decided to rip open my tester of Juliet EDT. I had no idea what to expect, as I'd never heard of this fragrance (although the classy, understated packaging looked promising).

I made the most of the little towelette by gently wiping chest, neck, arms... and here are some words which sprang to mind: oooh, niiiice, subtle, feminine, soft, edible, creamy, dreamy.

Juliet does not smell exactly like any other fragrance I own, but in a way it reminded me of a softer Lilith by Callahan: perhaps they share a musk-like amber/vanilla base?

I don't smell the basil as a distinct note- maybe it's simply there to counterbalance the dessert-sweet elements. In the middle stages, I'm sure I smelled fresh coconut- though it's not listed as a note.

Juliet is classified as an oriental floral, but it's no room-sized 80s floriental. Juliet is not about sillage. It's a scent which invites people to come in very, very close - a 'skin scent' I suppose. I just keep wanting to sniff my own skin everywhere I wiped the towelette!

It's now been several hours since I applied. I've been to the beach, showered, and I can still smell Juliet on my arms - wow!

This is a lovely scent. I am amazed that it only has one review here on Fragrantica- and isn't even listed on some of the other sites. Whoever gave me that tester, I'd like to send them my thanks.

This is a soft and feminine perfume. The citrus notes are pleasant, and vanilla lends a creamy feeling. The scents remains pretty much the same, with some jasmin and basil coming through. Then it deepens into woodsy notes. Medium sillage, with a definite presence. Long lasting, pleasant throughout. A day perfume, not dramatic. A subtle sexy perfume if you wish.

Hi Nick. What happened to the discussion/reviews that I posted the other day on Juliet?? MelissaJane